TV Mounting & Installation in Dubai

We can supply a suitable bracket or fit one you already have. Tell us your TV size and we’ll advise the right option.

Often, yes, but the wall needs assessment first. A heavy screen may need stud fixing, backing or a different bracket; gypsum board alone is not always enough, and tile or stone needs the correct bit and anchor plan.

Yes — we can tidy cables, use surface trunking or assess in-wall concealment where the wall construction and building rules allow it. New power wiring or socket relocation is a separate electrical scope.

Check your landlord, community or building-management rules before drilling. Some Dubai apartments control wall drilling, service access, working hours or reinstatement; approval and any end-of-tenancy wall repair are identified before work.

For most Dubai homes, yes. TV installation means fixing the bracket to the wall, hanging and levelling the screen, connecting the cables and checking the mount holds the TV weight — which is the TV mounting service on this page. Smart-TV app setup, satellite or IPTV boxes and new power sockets are separate items; mention them when you message so the quote covers what you actually need.

Directional Dubai bands are about AED 200–400 for a standard fixed mount up to 55 inches, AED 450–800 for a larger or tilting installation, AED 600–900+ for an 85-inch or commercial display, and AED 250–400+ for in-wall cable concealment. Wall type, bracket, cable route, access and handling determine the final quote.

Message your area and TV details on WhatsApp. We will confirm the next available slot after checking the wall, bracket, and access requirements.

It can be, if the method suits the wall and the weight. A light TV on a fixed bracket may use suitable cavity fixings, but heavier screens or full-motion arms normally need to be fixed into the metal or timber framing or onto a backing board, because gypsum alone is not a strong fixing. We check the wall and TV weight first, and tell you if the wall cannot safely take the load.

Only after checking the heat and the height. A fireplace that is used produces heat that can damage a TV, and a screen set high above the mantel can cause neck strain. A decorative or unused fireplace is easier, and a tilt bracket helps with the viewing angle. We look at the wall surface above it and advise before drilling.

Surface trunking, a cable cover painted to match the wall, or a cable run behind furniture hides cables without cutting into the wall; trunking and cable tidy-up sit in the AED 100–200+ band. The TV’s power cord can stay plugged into a nearby socket. Running power cable inside the wall needs suitable in-wall rated cable and is an electrical scope, not part of a simple mounting job.

Usually yes, in a rented apartment. Chasing means cutting into the wall and making good afterwards, so check your tenancy contract and ask the landlord or building management first. Some buildings restrict it. Our in-wall concealment band is AED 250–400+, and the quote notes wall construction, making good and any approvals needed before work starts.

Yes. A soundbar can be fixed below the TV on its own bracket or onto the TV mount, and the cables arranged tidily. Mention the soundbar model when you request the quote because its weight and fixing points affect the method, and any extra devices are noted on the written scope.

We mount a range of sizes, from small bedroom screens to 85-inch and larger displays. Two-person handling is used for bigger screens, and the weight limit depends on the bracket rating and the wall. The TV weight and VESA pattern are checked against the bracket before drilling, and for the largest displays the wall and access are assessed first.

Yes. If you already bought a bracket, send a photo and the model so we can check that it suits your TV’s weight and VESA pattern and the wall type. If it does not fit, we can advise on a suitable alternative or supply one.

As a rule, the centre of the screen should be about eye level when you are seated, which is lower than many people expect. In bedrooms, the viewing position from the bed may be the better reference. Tell us where you will sit and we mark the position before fixing, using a tilt bracket if a higher position is needed.